Černín: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The most significant monument in Černín is the Church of St. James the Greater. It is a single-nave Romanesque building from the second half of the 12th century and has early Gothic foundations dating from the 13th century.

Culture

At the eastern edge of Černín stands a four-sided wayside shrine, probably dating from the beginning of the 18th century. At the top of the eastern wayside shrine is a sheet-metal silhouette of the Immaculata. One wayside shrine in Černín is listed as a cultural monument.

The traditional Černínská svatojakubská pouť was scheduled for the penultimate Saturday in July.

Cycle Routes

The signposted “Mlynářská stezka” cycle route passes through Černín. The “Krajem dvou řek” cycle route also passes through Černín.

Landscape

The Jevišovka River flows through Černín. Václavský Kopec is a named mountain in the vicinity of Černín. Příčník and Stříbrná hora are named mountains in the area around Černín.

Surroundings

Rabštejn and Tempelštejn are named ruins in the wider regional surroundings of Černín. Also located in the wider regional surroundings of Černín are the named Karlslust Castle, the named Schwalbenfelsen mountain, and the named Heimatkreuz shrine.

More local pages: Horní Dunajovice, Mašovice, Zálesí, Kadov, Bojanovice, Dobřínsko, Pravice, Rybníky.

To the higher-level travel overview: Znojmo District.